Classroom interaction & peer learning
Learning alongside other children provides opportunities to participate in activities, share ideas and learn from one another.
Learning together. Growing together.
A shared space. Individual possibilities.
Inclusive education at Peace Therapeutic Special School brings children with special educational needs and children without special educational needs into a shared school community. Children have opportunities to learn, interact and develop together.
Inclusion recognises that children have different strengths and support needs. Shared learning and individual support both have a place in helping children participate in school life.
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What learning together can involve
Participation in everyday school life
Social development
Shared school experiences create opportunities to interact with peers and develop social understanding.
Communication
Classroom participation and specialist communication support recognise different ways children express themselves.
Academic development
Education remains central to school life, with attention to children’s individual educational needs.
Personal development & life skills
School experiences and available support services address personal development and everyday living skills.
Individual support
Families can discuss a child’s specific educational or developmental needs with the school, including assessment and therapeutic services.
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